Tides in Tunisia

Pick a governorate

• Ariana 2 places
• Béja 1 place
• Ben Arous 4 places
  • Radès
  • Hammam-Lif
  • Borj Cedria
• Bizerte 33 places
  • Bizerte
  • Menzel Bourguiba
  • Menzel Abderhaman
• Gabès 2 places
  • Gabès
  • Rhennouch
• Jendouba 2 places
  • Tabarka
• Mahdia 14 places
  • Mahdia
  • Ksour Essef
  • Rejiche
• Medenine 22 places
  • Houmt El Souk
  • Midoun
  • Zarzis
• Monastir 18 places
  • Monastir
  • Moknine
  • Ksar Hellal
• Nabeul 30 places
  • Nabeul
  • Kélibia
  • Hammamet
• Sfax 26 places
  • Sfax
  • Sakiet ed Daier
  • Sakiet ez Zit
• Sousse 9 places
  • Sousse
  • Kelaa Kebira
  • Zaouiet Sousse
• Tunis 6 places
  • La Marsa
  • La Goulette
  • Le Kram

Islands and coasts

Today's tides, sun and moon for the islands and coastlines people search for most, with all their towns, beaches and harbors.

• Djerba13 places

Main places in Tunisia

The tide here is very small: wind and air pressure move the sea more than the tide itself.

• Bizerte Town or city Bizerte · pop. 138,430
• Gabès Town or city Gabès · pop. 110,075
• Sfax Town or city Sfax · pop. 280,566
• Sousse Town or city Sousse · pop. 221,715
• Monastir Town or city Monastir · pop. 93,306
• La Marsa Town or city Tunis · pop. 92,987
• Radès Town or city Ben Arous · pop. 72,209
• Nabeul Town or city Nabeul · pop. 70,437
• Kélibia Town or city Nabeul · pop. 62,993
• Mahdia Town or city Mahdia · pop. 51,803
• Sakiet ed Daier Town or city Sfax · pop. 125,204
• La Goulette Town or city Tunis · pop. 45,711

Nearby countries

• Libya86 places
• Algeria200 places
• Italy3,319 places

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Understanding tides

• Why some seas have almost no tide 6 min read
• What causes tides, and why are there two a day? 7 min read
• How to read a tide chart: high tide, low tide and heights 6 min read
• Types of tides: semidiurnal, diurnal and mixed 6 min read